Quote by Tyler Perry

People say the truth hurts. Hell no, it hurts even more if you do a whole bunch of foolishness to try and avoid it.

People say the truth hurts. Hell no, it hurts even more if y

Summary

This quote emphasizes that denying or avoiding the truth can actually result in more pain than facing it head-on. It challenges the common saying that "the truth hurts," suggesting that the real suffering comes from the consequences and foolish actions taken to evade or suppress it. By highlighting the potential repercussions of denial, the quote encourages individuals to confront the truth courageously, as it is often the most straightforward and least painful path in the long run.

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Truth

By Tyler Perry

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